Stream your cricket with a TV-style live scoreboard
Score the match on Criconic, pick one of 30+ broadcast themes, and paste a single link into OBS. Your viewers see the score, batters, bowler and every boundary — live and free.
Everything your stream shows
The scorer taps each ball on their phone; Criconic sends it to your stream in real time. Here's what your viewers get.
Live scorebar
Score, overs, run rate or chase equation, both batters, the bowler's figures and this over's balls — updated as the scorer taps.
Big-moment animations
Fours, sixes and wickets sweep across the screen automatically, just like a TV broadcast.
Full-screen cards
Toss, playing XI, match preview, partnership, batter card, innings break, match summary and run comparison — shown with one tap.
Your team colours
Every theme takes each team's jersey colour, so the bar matches the kits on your camera.
Portrait for Shorts & Reels
A 9:16 vertical theme for streams from a phone held upright.
One link for a tournament
Stream a whole tournament from the same OBS source — switch it to the next match from the scorer's menu.
30+ scorebar themes, all free
Every preview below is the real overlay drawn with sample match data. Pick one in Overlay Setup and add your teams' jersey colours.
Made for streaming
Layouts built around how you stream — slim bars, a corner bug, or portrait for Shorts and Reels.
League styles
Colour schemes inspired by the T20 leagues your viewers already watch.
World event styles
Big-tournament looks for your finals, knockouts and trophy matches.
Broadcaster classics
TV-channel inspired bars, from glossy 90s graphics to modern glass capsules.
Theme names describe the broadcast style each theme is inspired by. Criconic is not affiliated with or endorsed by any league, tournament or broadcaster. Previews use sample data.
Go live in 5 steps
First time? Set this up a day before the match and run a test stream — it takes about 10 minutes.
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Create the match and start scoring
Create a match on Criconic (or open one from your tournament), add both teams, do the toss and start scoring. The scorer can use the app on a phone at the ground.
Create a match - 2
Switch on Go Live
On the scorer screen, open the match menu and find the Live & broadcast section.
Scorer screen›☰ Match menu›Live & broadcast›Go Live → OnYour overlay link appears right under the switch.
Streaming a tournament? Use “Live as Tournament” instead. You get one link for the whole tournament — keep it in OBS and switch each new match onto it. - 3
Choose your theme and team colours
In the same menu tap Overlay Setup.
Overlay Setup›Themes: pick one›Colors: pick each team's jersey›Save DetailsYou can come back and change it any time — even mid-stream. The overlay in OBS updates by itself.
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Copy the link into OBS as a Browser source
Tap the link under Go Live to copy it, send it to the streaming computer, then in OBS:
Sources›+›Browser›Paste the URL›Width 1920 · Height 1080›OKDrag the browser source above your camera in the source list. Leave the background as it is — it's already transparent.
Width1920Height1080Custom CSSNot neededUsing the Vertical 9:16 theme? Set the browser source to 1080 × 1920 and your OBS canvas to portrait. - 5
Go live on YouTube or Facebook
- Open YouTube Studio and choose Create → Go live, then the Stream option.
- Add a title and thumbnail, and copy the Stream key.
- In OBS go to Settings → Stream, choose YouTube - RTMPS and paste the key (or connect your account).
- Click Start Streaming in OBS. YouTube goes live once it receives your video.
Menu names can change slightly as YouTube and Facebook update their apps.
Bonus: bring Criconic visitors to your stream
Paste your YouTube or Facebook video link into Live Streaming Link in the match menu. Your video then plays on the match's public Criconic scorecard, so people following the score can watch too.
Run the show from the scorer's phone
Once Go Live is on, extra switches appear in the match menu. Flip one and the card appears on your stream straight away — no need to touch OBS.
Streamer questions
Your next match, live with graphics
Create the match, switch on Go Live, pick a theme. Your viewers get a TV-style scoreboard — you pay nothing.